Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-11
BLUE BLOOD.


fsH'" ts advertised II, las II IL coui"
the "S'i,,d in any other remained IN
have ,o occupation OF ghosts and ro-
the S' .,Ao as they pay no rent aud 90
".isnlehle damage, cons,l'uio al ~. 80
h''-'' "'l,;ectionable class OF tenants 'han
mo- tomorous,y recommendation mousse
'....rs as desirable.
'g.h,s was oi course, very mnch ue'
"'S IN 5,,lesVamp, which had lively
p.'',,'' 't;ons Of the hall in PALMER days
I"' .,,,ng sense OF social duties too
.'' collected. The owner, however,
~, ~ Eov>borough, had no choice IN
'''' .,t.r for. after many years sue
g., a a.. fashionable trade OF backing
fcJe fortune had deserted HIM,
., bc IN his turn had to desert ms
e and shut up bis house M Such
-s. chance or destiny should favor
io, ' excitement. therefore. in Little
u,s likc that IN London alter the
. Waterloo when one day 1t be-
,ovp that the Colonels friend,
5 To,se, had not only actually
, stancer 10 see the house. but
'''... stranger had readily agreed to
,.. house on the terms understood
..h..,hsl for it. without any h9,Gsiihg
u -..,src The stcadicst heads were
. hv the intelligence, which oi
.-~c.d with the rapldity OF a
ire. The state OF suspense was
f.rrhle. OF course the new
-. ur.t oc rich. but was hc re-
v.- he of good family, had he
lt,.f.fmre or committed the
.,tay.a- in any way earned 1t
......,t.., questions and thou
.Ins w.rc canyasscd with some
~. .iry.
'-'.- ''- -.1. who lived rs n sort of
,li". ''D' .....l.-,ricf. had come to
fi.I Oh .'. u.'l AS somehow IN
lla. ODD ''.'' -.iianship. and during
o'f Dor r.' r.o,cupied expectancy
'" So nat d'o9rc to the
I. "On no account can we
.....I at the hall" Every
.f...1 what the good lady
.-ul.'nd Bowsborough let
...I.rcs,hire cotton-spinner
..r... lp apv way tainted with
'' 81. " .~.r.bojv felt sure that
' 3D.. something. Her
..- ,ssv nsn-whose father
his. fortune out of
I ...7."i. mon. literally speak
.3..f U.ovcn had dropncd
....- ,,.. .,.. ,i,.i,n of constant
.,.,..-,ty at having no.
.-t...-.,tiamon ~ fine Hall. "A
49, ... said "opcht IN
.t,.. r.,,,rc with II a no.
r.iot.or 70 q Dobleman is
...,. .~-l n, n would be a
..-t, tba.pla,e # If harbored
,.L,.. Hood was not of the
ri.-l. .4,.ruiss of. the DANGER
.,.-- t5,gb,brrt nj a mcs1Hj-
.. -,s fe,nilv Oh. John / do
..... c,9Ij .1rv,vo a IolsyViqnce.
.....,.. +,atl Spare me that"
..,-~ r..r Moro 80 I,bu wonld re-
...-.t. why anticip,te mlsfortunes
.........r.rcome p Gpleliaaud Fitz-
i...-. ..ir doubtless make very respect
.-...,.. in tbrir own station OF
.a-.r,.,.b .haro IN marry above it."
,..-l r.-.r tle lady. impatiently.
.l..,r.s- marry blue blood or not at
,r.
"Tf.ti. another question altogether.
I.t vl.r. should ] have been had your
rr.r,- restricted your choice to what
vou ar. forever calling blue blood? De
1.li uru ~ with gard to matrmony
fatvhtwi h- V.l be, and what will
l.v.Iu doubt he for the best.
"O. JD.' You provoking man, You
I.l t'tlrt' I've really no patience
Wt yr ldecare you've no more am
la t-aa "a toad.
ln- o'1'ersauon 100" pace "luioS'
daily 0tl the regularity OF the return
eft . solar phenomena. Long eAPe-
r Lad taught John that Wneh II
t.a.. Oh, POINT OF contrasting ms am
'-.- VAN Una. oi d Io4' .no Tlii l.'N
a1i 'l ,5 u ,, "is oiiT 70 0' sur.
''''''
W ~, u.;a eooro,
j. ''' 80. -'0' ~ - Ca,,ta;n
''', 80 -. f.;.,I
'"' '''' "a ~ , ms ~" 49, - ~, 49,
" ''' " '' S'..'l ny Y' W 'l - w.
''' - ''''' 49, - IN - 80 ,.aa !,
'-' ''l ..e' ~" i."ii VINO i
-''a1 O' ''i''i'- So - faa. .hnU
' -''S " P'Is,i'' IL i"''' '''''D
quo ''v 'l 3' l'i - D.. ILL IL
-" st..Hui'it ."e u''Ho IViiou az
cay nom on Ialr Hps as the new,
iiJm house TO mouse ih5y uNeI
'-I seemed 10 taste ID Ike IuscIou'
ihe STAGE ol suspense ana eN
.a.n passed INTO the stage OF pta'l
i ec-ncy. Like "a Slgnt shocK o.
Ae lteAefcised PCsi'iVely neal
.N',t oA certain lnNelids' Dut II tn'
0. i.'se who were well II so qulch'
i'll. aea'ts action as N some case .s
' -. ~ nou&y' among thtse lalVei
Vas .ir.. No-sendale, VINO Tor the space
- Whole day kept her bed
Motive, of policy. perhaps, helped t.
'.tc f-is course, for It gave her prol
c- Ol the attentions oil Dr. hnowaH
..-a whom certainly no one more dearly
...l - Gossip or was more likely &c
aI4hout the Duke or any one else
"Iot.I me, dear Doctor, she asked
...t .l Immediate anxiety about bel
At .aI been duly allayed, nov Gap
aaiose came 20 make this iiiastrlou'
.-iaAee.
I'D i1"i point repled the DOCTOR
captain H'Ai ~. !ls " cei .1il
-' oi secrecy mat lie IrsV me. me
.i i''h'4n ny accident on Oohs'l'u